Electronic Arts and DICE have announced that they've just released the "time trial" DLC map pack for Mirror's Edge. The new maps are introduced in a new trailer which shows them to be highly abstract arrangements of colur and pattern, with each of the maps "leaving the city behind".

The content is available to owners of the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game, with PlayStation 3 owners able to download one free, additional map. Pricing for the map pack is £7 for those in the UK on the PlayStation network, and US$10 for those accessing the American PlayStation network. On the Xbox 360 platform, the map pack will set you pack 800 Microsoft Points.

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Paying for a map pack to do time trials is a rip off! But it is EA after all!

Lol, $15 for a bunch of blocks in a map.

Who actually pays for this poop?

fools

I DO NOT!?
this game was the worst

er how many maps is there??

Give the fans the map editor, chances are there'll be tonnes of maps that make these ones look ordinary. Which wouldn't be terribly hard. (wow, a huge vacuous space full of cubes, woo)

Raise your hand if you are willing to pay usd10 for 7 maps. 7 MAPS. SEVEN... This is an "expansion" to a game which had too few maps to start off with. Release the map editor and let people make their own maps because only people with too much money are going pay for such a pitiful addition!!!

Whats more, get UT3, its cheaper, you can still do wall jumps, double jumps, board tricks. Plus you get maps, lotsa maps, and patches that solve problems!!! Take a leaf EA.

Call me a sucker, but I went ahead and purchased this from EA with my $15. This download-only purchase resulted in 200 something megabytes, and 20 minutes later I'm the proud owner of several large outdoor, floating-over-the-ocean environments in very bright sunlight. The bright colours really do look stunning. Forget the fast running, I just like standing around admiring the view. I happen to like that kind of thing, maybe my apartment is too dim and gloomy, or maybe I just need to get out more...

You guys are right though, this doesn't belong in a computer game, rather it belongs in a galley of modern art.

(or maybe it's just that COD4/BF2 multiplayer doesn't work in Windows 7 and I was getting desperate)